Trewithen Gardens & Parks

An extensive woodland garden with many beautiful specimen trees.

from 104 Google reviews

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About the garden

One of the loveliest gardens in Cornwall – Trewithen Gardens nails the balance between hidden nooks and sweeping countryside views. Trewithen means ‘house of trees’ so it should come as no surprise that Trewithen Gardens is full of wonderfully woody specimens, from the big blousy Magnolias to graceful Acers. In fact, Trewithen Gardens is home to around 20 champion trees, so-called for reaching the greatest height or girth of their species.

As well as these awe-inspiring trees, Trewithen Gardens is full of fabulous flora and fauna, including a spectacular collection of Camellias, which have earned it the accolade of International Camellia society “Garden of Excellence”. Among the 30 acres of woodland gardens is the Cockpit, where climbing Hydrangeas and exotic Tree Ferns jostle for space under the dappled light of the canopy. Visit in spring when the early flowering Magnolias, Rhododendrons and Camellias are in full swing.

After exploring the garden, visitors can enjoy delicious refreshments at the Tea Shed, open until the end of October half term.

Opening times

1 March - 30 September Every Day 10.00AM - 4.30PM

Useful details

Garden area

30 Acres

Dog walking

Yes - Dogs on leads.

Cafe or restaurant

Food and drink facilities include a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.

Family

Yes - Children of all ages.

Wheelchair access

Mostly accessible (many paths flat and paved).

Shops

Yes - There is a gift shop and plant shop.

Wheelchair hire

Wheelchairs are available for hire. Two are available at the garden entrance.

Cornwall, TR2 4DD

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Trewithen Gardens & Parks

Cornwall

TR2 4DD

Sat Nav Postcode

TR2 4DD

Public Transport

Bus stop at local village of Probus or ask driver to stop on A390 if they allow it.

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Google reviews

4.5
from 104 Google reviews

Judith Sweet

3 months ago

What a lovely place to visit! The gardens were beautiful with amazing shrubs. The house tour guide was very friendly and informative. The friendly robin at the cafe was an amazing bonus too! Thoroughly recommended for a gentle afternoons outing.

Lara Pollard-Jones

5 months ago

A hidden gem and well worth a trip. We spent a Sunday afternoon wandering around the varied grounds. The silent garden was wonderful and it is heartening to see their work with red squirrels. The shed cafe does a fantastic cream tea, too!

Peter Claridge

a month ago

There is no colour in the garden, maybe the wrong time of year. There are very few signs showing you where you. It's a very dull garden. I have to go again but earlier in the year. The coffee in the cafe was good.

Ruth Hills

6 months ago

Lovely gardens especially at this time of year with lots of camellias and magnolias, rhododendrons and azaleas to be admired...lovely cafe too...

Abi Stevens

3 months ago

Excellent. We did the tour as well. Lovely rooms and very peaceful grounds.

Contact the garden

01726 883647

trewithengardens.co.uk

facebook.com/Trewithengardens

twitter.com/Trewithengarden

office@trewithenestate.co.uk

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